Buling maintained her waving gesture, and looked at Ling Wei with a peculiar gaze upon hearing this, but she still nodded: "Of course, you're welcome anytime."
Relieved by Bu Ling's affirmative answer, Ling Wei waved to Bu Ling, followed Dr. Yang onto the train, and disappeared into the crowd.
Bling stood there for a moment before turning to Sangshen and saying, "Let's go back."
Sang Shen hummed in agreement, pulled Bu Ling's scarf up a bit, then took her hand and walked through the bustling crowd.
"Lingling, when did you and Lingwei become so close? You even write letters to each other?"
"I don't know either."
Buling was also puzzled. Her only connection with the female lead was that they were enemies, so how did things develop to the point where she was even writing letters to her?
However, she seemed to mean no harm, so let her be.
If you can't figure something out, just put it off for now.
Ling Wei is gone, Han Weiguo is finished, Han Minghui is booked for prison food, and Han Mingye has been sent to his grandmother's house in the countryside. The plot has gone completely off track.
In general, the male and female protagonists are not exactly the same as those described in the original text, but they are completely unrelated.
However, these two weren't entirely useless. Sang Zi even said that if it weren't for Han Weiguo and Ling Wei's involvement, they wouldn't have been able to catch the dragon's tail so quickly.
What we're saying is that the protagonist's halo does have some effect; at the very least, it's quite effective at bringing misfortune to their own people. The dragon-slaying incident is a perfect example.
Because of Han Weiguo's questionable actions, all of their members in Gu County were wiped out, and the consequences spread to the city, the province, and even the whole country...
In conclusion, Han Weiguo is a good person, a really good person. May he be reborn as a human in his next life, Amen!
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